Cork C of I’s unstoppable form continued in the men’s Division 2 this weekend, as they left Limerick rooted to the bottom of the table with a 7-2 win at Garryduff, while Quins lead the way in the women’s Division 2 after a 4-2 home win over Ashton.
Bandon will be hoping to take advantage of Cork Harlequins’ rustiness and injury problems to take a noteworthy Peard Cup scalp in a repeat of last season’s final at Bandon Grammar School tomorrow (1.30pm).
UU Elks claimed an intervarsity double on home turf, seeing off both UCC’s men and women en route in the semi-finals, while CIT’s men lost the plate final on strokes to Trinity.
Six college teams will fly the flag for Munster at this weekend’s intervarsities in Belfast, where UCC, CIT and UL will do battle with their third-level counterparts from around the country for the Chilean and Mauritius Cups.
A silver goal from Luke Chadwick secured a memorable All-Ireland Schoolboys Championships victory for Wesley College, as they saw off Wallace High 3-2 in the decider at Campbell College yesterday.
Ashton advanced to the semi-finals of the All-Ireland Schoolboys tournament with three wins from three, but Bandon Grammar and Midleton College were edged into second place in their respective pools on a hectic day of action in Belfast.